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    Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Selfie videos, photos, relatives, other people with beards - can trick your S10 Face Unlock.
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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Because pretty > security.

    Especially as more people bank on their phones, etc.

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Well, like the whole RGB 'pantie-twisting travesty', I'll just assume FaceRec can be disabled and carry on using what works.....
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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    Well, like the whole RGB 'pantie-twisting travesty', I'll just assume FaceRec can be disabled and carry on using what works.....
    I think the issue isn't people like us. I think it's people who buy a premium phone and rightfully assume the manufacturer has taken care to ensure the functions it provides are fit for purpose. I.e. that the security features which are there to prevent unauthorised access to your phone are..... secure. Yes you can get past anything with enough time and autism but the point is more would a casual thief who has nicked your phone be able to unlock it and use it / root through your files?

    I'd compare it to tyres on a car. You would, unless you bought some dodgy brand, expect the tyres on a new car to work properly with the vehicle and withstand normal driving conditions as well as provide decent grip in an emergency. You'd not be happy if you'd bought the car and then had to change the tyres immediately because the OE ones were not fit for purpose.

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    I'll just assume FaceRec can be disabled and carry on using what works.....
    Indeed it can, as Samsung have sensibly kept the fingerprint scanner which is far superior to these face unlock systems, as well as being more convenient. An option iPhone purchases don't have

    If they had not put a hole in the front of their screens the S10 range could have been near perfect, but sadly they did, leaving no good reason for any sensible person to buy one.

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by philehidiot View Post
    I think it's people who buy a premium phone and rightfully assume the manufacturer has taken care to ensure the functions it provides are fit for purpose.
    People who assume, like that, are what keeps mechanics in business!

    Quote Originally Posted by philehidiot View Post
    You would, unless you bought some dodgy brand, expect the tyres on a new car to work properly with the vehicle and withstand normal driving conditions as well as provide decent grip in an emergency.
    I would not. That's what reviews are there to reveal.
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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    The fingeprint scanner is supposed to be better but a tad smarter...slower as well
    Tbf I don't know many people who actually use much security on their phones, I can use most of my mates phones with a simple guess of the pin or the android shape unlock.

    I can see people being worried about the holepunch but I don't think it's too bad after seeing one in the flesh. And it has long been known that the standard face unlock can be fooled. I'm the only person I know who uses iris unlock on my S9
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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by 3dcandy View Post
    The fingeprint scanner is supposed to be better but a tad smarter...slower as well
    Tbf I don't know many people who actually use much security on their phones, I can use most of my mates phones with a simple guess of the pin or the android shape unlock.

    I can see people being worried about the holepunch but I don't think it's too bad after seeing one in the flesh. And it has long been known that the standard face unlock can be fooled. I'm the only person I know who uses iris unlock on my S9
    The finger print scanner is fast on my S10e and that's one of the reasons I went for the S10e rather than S10 or +, ultrasonic sensors need time too mature, just like capacitive ones did. Tbh S10e has converted me from a Samsung hater to something approching the opposite. I'm really liking this phone and that's coming a Pixel 3 and numerous other flagships of last year.

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Aye my missus can't have an S9 because she is disabled and can't physically reach the fingerprint sensor on the back. She's stopping with an S7 because of this though I think she may like the S10e
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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by 3dcandy View Post
    Aye my missus can't have an S9 because she is disabled and can't physically reach the fingerprint sensor on the back. She's stopping with an S7 because of this though I think she may like the S10e
    If she can handle the S7 then she'll love the S10e as they are the exact same size!

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by jimborae View Post
    If she can handle the S7 then she'll love the S10e as they are the exact same size!
    I totally agree - but her disabilty (born with it) is an actual lack of fingers....
    Never moans about it and is a great gal....

    We shall see
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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Jeez 3d...........that is sucky.........but the S10e might be a suitable replacement.

    I am currently having a good old moan at Samsung on the various channels about this in screen mess tbh. While I love the idea of the tech and appreciate that yes, it is first gen, the compromises made are not ideal, especially for a phone that is basically a grand.

    It is slow and I am guessing that this will improve with software optimisation.

    What cannot be fixed so easily however, is the fact that you can see the sensor through the screen in daylight and it looks like screen burn. Not great for a company that prides themselves about their displays.



    And as for Samsung's response............classic Samsung.

    They have included this in their "Troubleshooting" guide for the scanner



    Just think of the adverts that Apple could make with that list in response to the "mono-brow" shots that Samsung fired.

    And I *hate* Apple.

    I am so conflicted now. lol

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Does look worse than when I looked at S10's last week to be honest. But yeah not great. But at the same time the sensor is supposed to be much better than the other in-display sensors...
    Old puter - still good enuff till I save some pennies!

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by 3dcandy View Post
    I totally agree - but her disabilty (born with it) is an actual lack of fingers....
    Never moans about it and is a great gal....

    We shall see
    In all seriousness face unlock works well, although not as secure as the fps.

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Face unlock works a bit too well............

    Like "is there a face, ANY FACE" well

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    Re: Fooling the Samsung Galaxy S10 Face Unlock is too easy

    Quote Originally Posted by jimborae View Post
    In all seriousness face unlock works well, although not as secure as the fps.
    Will it work for dogs?
    I think I might want this phone after all!!!
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